Artist Zéthu Zizwe Ruby Maseko leads two half-day practical workshops in art, written and spoken word for women of colour.

Writer Sophie Lewis presents a lecture drawing on her new theories of surrogacy, gestational justice and family abolition, followed by a discussion with poet Anne Boyer.

Writer and activist Sarah Schulman is joined by artist and writer Matias Viegener to discuss Schulman’s three decades of work and their shared engagements with Kathy Acker.

Sarah Schulman leads a panel discussion to consider how marginalised queer communities can use coalition politics to challenge authoritarianism.

Literary critic N. Katherine Hayles presents a talk addressing Kathy Acker’s notion of the ‘language of the body’ in relation to her own recent research and writing.

Critic Isobel Harbison leads a roundtable discussion examining the intersection of performance and moving image in artistic practice since the 1960s.

Gain skills in audio and moving image production through this ongoing series of workshops, talks and showcases.

Of Animacy convenes at the ICA to discuss the histories of colonialism and racism inscribed into the Anthropocene.

ICA Public Advisors lead tours of the current exhibition, Morag Keil: Moarg Kiel.

Guardian journalist Maya Wolfe-Robinson chairs a discussion between activist Marai Larasi and writer and communications strategist Chelsea Fuller.

A BSL-interpreted tour of the current exhibition, Morag Keil: Moarg Kiel, led by ICA Deputy Director and Curator Katharine Stout.

Of Animacy reconvenes to think through the notion of cosmoecology, in which all beings bear the consequences of each other’s ways of living and dying.

Theorist Ina Blom, multi-disciplinary collective Keiken and artist Lawrence Lek discuss the evolving role of moving image in contemporary art.

Assistant Curator Ifeanyi Awachie leads a tour of the current exhibition, Morag Keil: Moarg Kiel, intended for educational groups.

A free advice session for London-based artists under 30 who want to learn more about our series of commissioning opportunities for new works in audio and moving-image.

A discussion around the nature of capitalism today, presented in collaboration with the Centre for Research in Modern European Philosophy.

Of Animacy returns to the ICA to investigate representation, nature and colonialism

Art historian and critic Elisabeth Lebovici delivers the 2019 Ian White Lecture.

ICA Deputy Director and Curator Katharine Stout leads an exclusive Red Members’ tour of the exhibition Morag Keil: Moarg Kiel.

Artist Olivia Plender discusses her work and ongoing projects.

A symposium on the spatial, temporal, and cinematic typology of the ‘Zone’ convenes speakers Geocinema, Metahaven, Jussi Parikka, Ippolito Pestellini and Susan Schuppli.

A programme of talks accompanying ASP4 considers how self-publishing unsettles notions of work and value.

A celebration of fashion and club cultures with designers, workshops, talks and DJs.

A conversation to launch Metahaven’s book-length essay, on how push notifications and social media prompts redefine our daily experience of time

A workshop focusing on models of artist-led cooperativity, organised by Cubitt, the ICA, not/nowhere, Transmission Gallery, and W.A.G.E.

ICA Public Advisors offer guided tours of the current exhibition.

ICA Chief Curator Richard Birkett leads a tour of the exhibition METAHAVEN: VERSION HISTORY.

A unique dining experience exclusively for young black men, hosted by ICA Youth Partners GUAP Magazine.

To mark the launch of her book, Chris Kraus will read new work and discuss the blurred lines between fiction and criticism.

Four scholars engage photographer, filmmaker and theorist Allan Sekula’s seminal book and exhibition, in a discussion moderated by his archivist Ina Steiner.

A FLAMIN introduction to applying to the FLAMIN PRODUCTIONS artists’ moving image commissioning scheme.

An active dialogue between protagonists and audiences of Adina Pintilie’s hybrid film, concerning boundaries, disability and gender fluidity.

Technologist Chelsea Manning is in conversation with artist and writer James Bridle, discussing the rise of artificial intelligence and the role of AI in public policy, the state of the data economy, and the issues faced by transgender people today.

A five-week self-defence series, each session focusing on a different element: earth, air, fire, water and spirit.

Oleksiy Radynski screens and discusses his long-term filmed observations of urban space in Kiev.

Discursive workshop on the relationship between identity and voice in popular culture.

A free two-hour vinyl DJ workshop for women, led by Nzinga Soundz.

In a talk accompanying his installation, Mitchell Akiyama posits that spaces have feelings too.

Alfie Bown presents a talk on dating simulators, sex robots and mutations of love in the technocapitalist era.

A multisensory installation transforms the Studio into a pulsating, seething and inscrutable presence.

The director of In Praise of Nothing discusses crafting a narrative from footage shot by filmmakers across the globe.

Informed by the disability movement, David Ruebain and Yates Norton discuss interdependence as a form of resistance.

An open and public debate about precarity, collective ownership and care across independent arts spaces.

This film screening and reading by Leah Clements, Elena Colman, Alice Hattrick and Lizzy Rose marks the start of a project by a new crip research group.

Discussion of Volume 1, a photographic book that brings together nearly 40 years of Stipe’s practice of creating and collecting.

A focused setting to discuss the questions raised during Saturday’s talk by Ferreira da Silva, and to share related ideas and practices.

A public talk by the distinguished scholar and artist, addressing the ethical dimensions of the global present.

A discursive platform emphasising collective production and learning, and forms of sociality through participatory events.

Transfeminist workshop with ALOK to analyse the root causes of gender-based violence.

An evening of short films and artist performance celebrating our unique Manifesto on self-love, care and protection.

Workshop and social space aimed at Black and mixed race women exploring sexual and non-sexual pleasure, creativity and community.

Shatema Threadcraft responds to ‘fugitive feminism’ and draws from her work in African American political thought.

Roundtable discussion on contemporary Black feminist politics, Saidiya Hartman’s work and the concept of fugitivity in Black feminism.

Yomi Adegoke leads a panel discussion on Black women collectives and organising with activists from Glasgow, Paris and London.

ICA Chief Curator Richard Birkett gives an exclusive Red Members tour of the Julie Becker exhibition.

Akwugo Emejulu draws from Black radical theory and presents a talk on the impossibility of claiming ‘womanhood’ and its implications.

Convening of talks, film and performance on contemporary Black feminist politics.

Science fiction writer and cultural critic Mark von Schlegell gives a talk spanning the work of Julie Becker and its generational confluence.

Join GUAP Magazine for a monthly peer-to-peer co-work space that enables you to connect, relate and co-create in a supportive environment.

A symposium exploring contemporary forms of feminist visual activism.

GUAP Magazine and special guests Alex Fefegha and Mykaell Riley discuss breaking into the creative industries as a young black artist.

Talk by Mabel O. Wilson about precarity, social breakdown and public space in relation to architecture.

A symposium exploring the social in architectural practice and theory.

Human Rights Lawyers Association and ICA bring together human rights experts to discuss the pursuit of corporate accountability for abuses in their supply chains.

A monthly peer-to-peer co-working space that enables 16 to 25 year olds to connect, relate and co-create in a supportive environment.

This event features screenings of poet Claudia Rankine and artist John Lucas’ collaborative video works titled Situations, followed by a Q&A with Rankine.

Hortense Spillers and Gail Lewis discuss claims to ‘womanhood’ in contemporary black feminist politics.

A panel discussion exploring the ‘decolonial option’ in trans-local art historical and curatorial practices.

Lecture by Stephen Sutcliffe about the role of collage in his film and video work.

A physical and metaphysical self-defence class for women, nonbinary people and QTIPoC witches.

Programmed in partnership with Res., this three-day event presents new and recent work by Shu Lea Cheang alongside presentations by performers, filmmakers and thinkers.

Lecture by Ros Murray exploring Antonin Artaud's engagement with cinema, discussing themes of vibration, contagion and shock in his acting and film writing.